Rani Mukerji Wins First National Award, Dedicates Honor to Late Father

Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji has achieved a career milestone by winning her first National Award for Best Actor (Female) for her compelling performance in ‘Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway’. The recognition comes after three decades in the film industry, marking a deeply emotional moment for the versatile performer who dedicated the honor to her late father’s memory.

An Emotional Tribute to Family Legacy

In her heartfelt acceptance statement, Mukerji expressed overwhelming gratitude for the prestigious recognition. “I’m truly overwhelmed to receive my first National Award in my 30-year journey as an actor. This honour means the world to me, and I want to dedicate it to my late father, who always dreamt of this moment for me,” she shared. The actress acknowledged that her father’s blessings and her mother’s unwavering strength served as guiding forces throughout her portrayal of the challenging role.

The film ‘Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway’ showcased Mukerji’s exceptional acting prowess as she portrayed a mother’s fierce battle against the Norwegian child welfare system. Her nuanced performance resonated with audiences nationwide and critics alike, ultimately earning her this coveted recognition from the National Film Awards committee.

Gratitude for Fans’ Unwavering Support

Mukerji also took the opportunity to thank her loyal fanbase, acknowledging their constant support throughout her career journey. “To my incredible fans, thank you for being by my side through every high and low. Your unwavering love and support have been my greatest motivation,” she expressed. The actress emphasized how meaningful this award is not only to her personally but also to her supporters who have celebrated this achievement alongside her.

This National Award win represents a significant achievement in Mukerji’s illustrious career, solidifying her position as one of Bollywood’s most respected performers and demonstrating her continued evolution as an artist.